SCHEDULE: NOV 12-18, 2011

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SLURM User Group Meeting

SESSION: SLURM User Group Meeting

EVENT TYPE: Birds of a Feather

TIME: 5:30PM - 7:00PM

SESSION LEADER(S):Morris Jette, Danny Auble

ROOM:WSCC 611/612

ABSTRACT:
The SLURM is an open source job scheduler used many on of the TOP500 systems and provides a rich set of features including managing a workload across multiple clusters, topology aware optimized resource allocation, the ability to expand and shrink jobs on demand, the ability to power down idle nodes and restart them as needed, hierarchical bank accounts with fair-share job prioritization and many resource limits. The meeting will consist of three parts: The SLURM development team will present details about the recently released version 2.3, discussion of ongoing and future projects (e.g. improved support for fault tolerance and cloud computing) and discussion of the SLURM roadmap with solicitation of user feedback. Everyone interested in SLURM use and/or development is encouraged to attend. Please bring your suggestions.

Session Leader Details:

Morris Jette (Primary Session Leader) - SchedMD

Danny Auble (Secondary Session Leader) - SchedMD

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